the, the, this is the to the news. why from berlin, gaza on the brink of more destruction. a moss as is rarely air strikes, have killed 2 more hostages before and expected ground or salt on rough israel says it will help civilians leave also coming up. hundreds, march on israel's military headquarters, intel of the after a $126.00 days of war. opponents call on prime minister netanyahu to resign. and a seat of like this tens of thousands rally against the far right in the german city of new deck. many families brought their children along in a public rejection of extremism. the

michael locus welcome mos says, is really air strikes have killed 2 more hostages. the group was holding in gaza. these witnessed militia says negotiations for free. the captives are being undermined by is really planned for ground or salt on rough or causes southern most city of sheltering more than a 1000000 displays palestinians. but israel says it's also a refuge for homos fighters. many countries classify him. mazda is a terrorist organization displaced, palestinians living in make shift tense. in rafa, along the border with egypt are already facing disease and starvation. now they're bracing for a new threat. unexpected is really ground assault. on the crump city, they fled to the everyday world on the run being displaced as tough because i have

2 daughters with disabilities. i can't carry them around. i don't have a call or a cart, there's no fuel. is there a more displacement? i'm not moving none of that, but her husband agrees after moving several times over the last 4 months, the family now live in a tent that leaks finding enough food and water is a daily struggle with the wall on one side and water on the other. he says the family is not running anymore, but then we came to the egyptian boulder and we come to be displaced cindy mall. we will lie that dying here or we go back and dying on homes. nowhere is safe. rafter has become a last refuge for more than

a 1000000 dozens fleeing the fight in further north. now israel's prime minister has declared the next phase and is bid to destroy from us. we'll be in rafa and he's ordered the military to prepare and evacuation plan. if we're going to do it, we're going to get the remaining. how mos tells us battalions and, and rock which is the last bastion, but we're going to do it. and then this, i agree with the americans. we're going to do it while providing safe passage for the civilian population so they can leave. but it's not clear where the displaced are supposed to go. or when the ground invasion might begin. 8 groups, arab leaders, and allies have all warned israel, a military operation in rafa, which is also the main entry point for aid could have catastrophic consequences. drill is semi circle in jerusalem, told us why is really, is believe a push into rasa is so crucial. a yeah indeed, it will be very bloody. and uh,

i can tell you the, the now in the sofa said the, the if is really not. and rough. uh, then it will be no victory. so the whole outcome of the war depends on the cup. training of alpha alpha is the last stronghold of mazda and the gaza strip. and ones is really, we'll take over rough. uh, it will be able to say that it has destroyed the chain of command. all the different, the tale and all that how much there are 4 remaining battalions according to these were in the military, inside the gun. so on top of that, it's the border between a gaza and egypt and is where it is claiming that they're stating that tom noticed that link the gaza straight with egypt. and therefore it needs to take over this

area. so is to destroy any kind of funding that would give any lifeline to eh, i'm us. and so these are the kind of main issues that the is really just talking about the importance of the file. so as far as the idea is concerned, it is an imperative. israel's closest partners have expressed serious concern as well. no. but none of that appears to be shaking israel's result. what's the sense about how for netanyahu is willing to distance himself from israel's allies? to i think if you look at the hours, the history of his relations with the united states, his relations with the europeans, he is used to being in this position in which there is deep disagreement on the various issues. if we take the example of the

a is rarely supplements in the occupied, the west bank is one has been building settlement as the united states administration has been condemning the supplements. and yet this project has been growing. so clearly the administration doesn't view on i the situation in the gaza the same way that is views it. but nevertheless it is riley's, most of them. i'm not too concerned with america the saying that so long that the americans would be sending into munitions of this kind of rhetoric that we hear from the americans is not going to change the bathroom for you. and the, reminding that, and the secretary of state was here in november. he said that the war would last to a few more weeks. and here we are already in february and the war is going on. so

it seems that some of the statements, at least coming from the americans, are for internal consumption for the democrats, who are not pleased with the way the world's going. a journalist, a semi circle. once again, hundreds of people have rally didn't tell of eve demanding the resignation of these rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. families of hostages still being held by him, ah say not enough is being done to bring their loved ones home. this weekend, an angry crowd marched on israel's military headquarters. dw has been for julie reports from talbot the battle lines are drawn between the demons, strangers and police. people. 1000 strong crowd outside military headquarters. police are now moving in some of them on horseback to subdue the protest as things are raging tipping point here until i be

the new taking away well, throughout the day they show to the police shame on you. what they're doing is there a talking focus? there's and a resting peaceful uh, protesters and attacking them. uh, soaking them, trampling them, doing exactly what you would expect from a corrupt melisha in uh, in uh, the custodial country. now they're using to uh, these horses. you do not need to do that in order to clear the streets. the voters have been de peaceful. they've also been growing every week and becoming more and more political. this was a very sit itself, just 4 months ago. they were dealing with a 12 or of october 7, dealing with the war against thomas. now that you are,

is pointed directly at the is way the government this parliament devised right now is the government of criminals and department of criminals, which are busy like rubbing the decline me of the state and taking care of the private interest instead of taking care of the state, which is really what we did right now. just up the road. the families of hostages block a highway sitting bone fires of legs. they want the immediate release of the captives the same message a kilometer away. it had been a square residence of tel aviv tell me about the fuse res railey and palestinian mice. i'm here because i am a i am is throwing the against the violence that keeps happening, but does is 3 is that is right and citizen i'm, i'm devastated to leave my life normally. while this is happening an hour away from

me, the situation is just unbearable. the government we have here is just destroying the count tree is drawing the center of my children. we are in a situation that is so sad and so deeply, deeply disturbing that we just cannot continue to stay home and not say anything. we need to have elections. never ever so many people have died and is really one war. and this is one government that is in charge for this and they're not taking any responsibility for what happened. and it's unbelievable. 126 things of how much longer making young, who's coalition lost and purchased right here in europe as well. tens of thousands of gathered in the german city of munich in protest against the rise of

right wing extremists of the sea of lights rally is latest and a series of demonstrations organized by civil society groups to counter racism, anti semitism, and hate speech transfer. the whole of schultz has previously spoken out against the rise of the far right in german. joining us now is our political correspondent, julia sound daily. truly, this is not the 1st protest of this kind over the past several weeks. yes, we've seen up to 2000000 people take to the streets in germany over the last 34 weeks across the country. we're seeing big demonstrations here in the capital in berlin to and what they're calling for is a for a fight and going against a lot of the rhetoric that they see coming from the far right then also specifically from a party in the german parliament of the a f d and they are also calling on the other parties within the parliament to act as a defensive wall against the a sd coming into power. they asked the other parties to not form alliances with the

if the and to push back against this parties. rhetoric, but also it's policies in today is another example, one of these demonstrations calling for democracy, calling for human rights. and we've seen a lot of people bringing lights in and slash lights to show that they are a see of lights in, in new york right now. they've been parties on the right in germany for quite some time, but this is a sustained form of resistance if you will. what's compelling all these people to take to the streets all across germany. now, on the one hand we've seen v a f, the party rising significantly in the pools, and especially in certain parts of germany in certain states and eastern germany, they might come into government in the next votes that are happening this year. and that has prompted some fear among a lot of people in germany. but also there has been an investigation that is pointed to a meeting that occurred between some members of the a,

a c and members of neo nazi groups. and they were talking about plans for a so called re migration, which would mean the porting people with uh for and routes also german citizens away from the country. and this is really cause a lot of fear in people in germany to have these protests had any effect whatsoever . we've seen a lot of the members of civil society, but also ceos of big german companies, also participating in these demonstrations saying that the rise of the far right would really damage germany and the german economy. we've also seen the a, if the starting to drop a bit in the polls, they have dropped around 4 percent in the last few weeks. and analysts say this has to do probably also with these protests and the people realizing that it may be voting for a far right party is not really what they want. there is also a new party that showed up in the german party landscape that might have taken some votes away, but the protest seemed to also be having an effect. dw,

political correspondent, julie sel. daily thinks. as ever to the canyon, the leg of the ladies european tour, golf series has wrapped up, but some spectators turned out to be extra curious. we might say at the 18th. hol, these draft strolled gracefully onto the green to be fair. the golf course is right next to a wildlife sanctuary. so these neighbors were understandably keen to join in the act. and a reminder of our top story mos says is really or strikes if killed 2 more hostages . the group was holding in gaza. israel says it will help civilians to leave the southern city, a proffer before it launches a plan to ground offensive against some us fire, which we will end if they're coming up. next,

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